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And we've all been there before -- -- the -- -- -- that doing something you'd rather the whole world tendency. Now the acquisition official recognition startup -- dot com FaceBook may soon make it easier for mobile phone users to attack people. But there is a way that you can keep FaceBook from recognizing your face first log on to FaceBook and -- privacy settings click on timeline and -- and choose the last option. Who sees -- suggestions when photos that look like you are uploaded. From the drop down menu choose no one and a mobile device the process a similar. Even though it takes a few extra steps to opt out from this feature it's the best way to stop others from being able to tag you in pictures. Uniting something stupid or regrettable is now up to Yale. In San Francisco I'm Kara tsuboi cnet.com for CBS news.
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